Thank you for buying the Vertigo Cello
How to install?
In order to properly install your HALion library please follow the instructions given
on the Steinberg website or watch the „How to install“ HALion instruments video.
For any kind of questions concerning the installation or registration of HALion
instruments please contact Steinberg – in terms of the instrument please contact
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Vertigo Cello
Vertigo Cello is another addition to our symphonic range.
As a further member of our Vertigo series it inherits similar sonic
characteristics, namely the warm and gritty tones of the Vertigo instruments.
We put a lot of effort into creating a diverse range of articulations allowing
the user to blend from subtle tones to more experimental soundscapes.
The effects section of our Vertigo engine enables you to tweak sounds
to create anything from cozy warm pads to rougher sounds.
All in all, the Vertigo Cello is a versatile and easy to use tool for
sculpting textures fitting for film but feeling equally at home with
producers looking for organic, rough and unique timbres.
Overview and Concept
Essentially Vertigo Cello is a melange of 15 meticulously selected cello articulations.
Vertigo Cello is packed with an electrifying range of many different appealing
articulations of a solo cello as well as playing techniques of a trio.
All sounds can be mixed, tuned and panned individually.
Vertigo Cello provides 15 different sound sources:
Regular
Played in normal manner
Single & Ensemble
Fragile
Played as quite as possible
Single & Ensemble
Special
CIR: circulating the bow
HA: playing harmonics
SUL: solo playing sul pont
SUL3: ensemble playing sul pont
Motions
TRM: playing tremolo
EVO1: mixing short articulations
EVO2: same but different
Leap
short notes
Resynth
CLD: send thru clouds
PANH: send thru a resynthesizer
Bow
Just the bow
Single & Ensemble
Vertigo Cello in detail
All of these sounds are equipped with a separate volume slider, a pitch slider
covering a range from -12 to 12 semitones, a pan-pot and a solo button.
Solo lets the corresponding
instrument play in solo
mode
Panning lets the corresponding
instrument pan from left
to right
Volume controls the volume
of the corresponding
instrument
Tuning sets the specific interval (pitch) of the corresponding
instrument in relation to the played key(s)
Interval Lock on the left of the instrument slots you can click onto INVAL in order to lock the
Interval Section so preset changes won’t have an effect on this section
The controls of the master section:
Reset sets the entire instrument back to the default values
Dice sets all(!) parameters randomly
Presets a click on the name will open the preset menu
Previous/ Next by clicking on these arrows you will get to the previous/ next preset
Attack controls the attack of all instruments
Decay controls the decay/ release of all instruments
Tone This EQ is a kind of low/high bell EQ. Turning counterclockwise will boost the
low and reduce the high frequencies. Turning the knob clockwise will achieve
the opposite.
Swirl lets you play the entire sound through a slow running rotary speaker
simulation (100% is pure wet)
Tape lets you play the entire sound through an old tape echo (100% is pure wet)
Reverb controls the amount of reverb. By clicking on the name below the slider you
can select the type of reverb out of 6 different variations. There are six
different types: Room, Wood, Chamber, Hall, Church and Infinite
Main controls the overall volume level of a tape saturation (Gain and Output)
MW by activating this function, Vertigo Cello will be volume controlled by the
mod wheel.
The mod wheel controls the main volume as well as slightly changes the tone
(from low to high). Furthermore the engine activates the dynamic layer of all
corresponding instruments. The maximum boundary of the mod wheel is set
by the value when the MW is turned off.
Vertigo Cello is a wonderful tool to easily achieve inspiring as well as unique
string ensemble sounds. It gives you a rich and deep sonic experience.
Thanks to Katrin, René, Jumpel, Urban, Till and Jonas at Cinematique
Instruments and Florian, Matthias, Michael and Frank at Steinberg.
Copyright © September, 2021 by Cinematique Instruments, Cologne, Germany
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